The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 7

A Cure is what one wants when sick. Relief is welcome, of course, but when the suffering returns it seems worse for the temporary ease. Impurity of blood shows itself in many forms: Kidney affections, Rheumatism, Nervous complaints, eta, all come from impure blood. In SARSAPARJLLA The Kind That Cures can not only be found relief but permanent relief. JOHN LONG, of DRY VALLEY CROSS ROADS, Union suffered ten years with Kidney Disease.

Relief at times, but the pain always returned. DANA'S CURED him; the tortures ceased, and DID NOT RETURN. See that you get DAN 'S. FOR I GOLDS, RHEUMATISM GOUT Try one of PURSELL'S 1KISH or RUSSIAN BATHS. SOS SPRUCE ST.

The Republican. CITY AND COUNTY. SOUTH SIDE. Mr. Peter Leidecker of 1009 Stafford avenue died at about 7 o'clock last evening.

Mr. Leidecker was a very popular young man fa the community in which he lived. He is survived by a wife. Catherine Kane, whose death was announced in these columns "Wednesday, died from a recent attack of grip and not from consumption as was stated. The Scranton Athletic club, under the direction of Prof.

Carl Stieber as turning instructor and Prof. P. J. Murphy as instructor in the art of self defense, are making great strides toward becoming the leading athletic club in the city. It has already reached as far as any of them and in different contests of last summer they showed their superiority.

They beat the Excelsiors in a tug of war and are now the unbeat en champions of Lackawanna and Luzerne counties as a tug of war team. The St John's T. A. B. society have also added to tboir already large attractions to draw the younger men into the society a gymnasium.

Yesterday two teams were picked from the society and played an interesting game of basket ball. They 'were captained by Thomas 'McAntire and William Gibbs and McAntire's side was the winners. They had three goals to the others two. Tbey are ready to meet any basket ball team in the city. The young people interested in base ball are looking about for good players to organize teams, a number of which will be in this section of the city.

The funeral of the late Patrick Mul derig was largely attended from his late home in Minooka yesterday afternoon. Services were held at St. Joseph's church, Minooka, and interment was made in Minooka Catholic cemetery. Messrs. William and George Burns of Pittston avenue visited Puryea yesterday.

Miss Lizzie Coyne of Locust street is confined to her home with the grip. Messrs. Patrick Flaherty and Henry Kenedy were visitors at Avoca yesterday. Mr. John Gilroy of Dickson City, visited friends on this side yesterday.

Lenten services were conducted at St. John's church last evening by Rev. Father Melley, Mrs. Gutheioz of Cedar avenue, is ill. Captain Sweeney, U.

S. San Diego, says: "Shiloh's catarrh remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that wonld do me any good." Price Sue, Sold by Matthews Bros. PRICEBURG. Master John Morgan, The Republican carrier, has a serious attack of quinzy. Mrs.

M. J. Morgan of the Boulevard is down with the grip. Mr. Henry Battle of Archbald will take part in the Young Men's Social Club concert next Monday evening.

Mr. Thomas Logan made a business trip to Scranton yesterday. Pay day at Jermyn's to day. Mr. John McHale of Wllkes Barre visited friends here yesterday Do not forget the Young Men's Social Club concert next Monday evening.

Mr. Robert Wilson of Plymouth called on friends here yesterday. The new residence of Mr. Mathew Mc Pherson is nearly completed. Mr Simpson of New York made a business trip here yesterday.

Mr. Robert Kensley of Green Ridge visited friends here yesterday. "I had a bad cold which developed into grip. Physicians gave me no relief, and I finally tried Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.

One bottle cured me completely. It is a wonaeriui meaicine. dusepn tianmies, Lyon Station, Pa. ARCHBALD. Mr.

A. T. McNulty temporary chairman of the board of trade bas called a meesiug for Tuesday evening next for permanent organization. The circular recently received by the burgess from the West bide Silk company was brought before the council at its last meeting, and the secretary was instructed to communicate with tbe officers of the company relative to their standing, capital invested, etc. The council would do well by taking immediate action in this matter.

Mrs. Eugene Duffy is suffering from au attack of the grip, Mr. Patrick Norton of South Main street received a telegram yesterday an nouncing the death of her sister, Mrs. uodu murnane 01 Urooklyn, a. y.

The members of tbe Ladies' Aid so ciety held a regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Monie on Wednesday. Sample Chocolate Free. A costal card addressed to Menier, New York, will secure you samples of their delicious imported Chocolate with directions Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfs ia.

WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES. FOUR FUNERALS WERE HELD DURING That of Roger Haggerty Wai Very Largely Attended Many Friends Gather at the Late Home of Mrs. Mary Harris A More Substantial Parochial Residence for Rev. Father Whalan. There (was a crowded edifice at St Patrick's church yesterday morning when the funeral of the late Roger Haggerty of Scranton street, was conducted at 9:30 o'clock.

Rev. Father McNaJly celebrated the solemn high mass of requiem and preached an impressive sermon. Rev. Father Duno acted as deacon and Rev. Father Fricker of St.

John's German Catholic church of this side was sub tacon. The remains rested in a bear iful casket which was almost od scurd from view by flowers. Among the emblems was a cross, anchor, wreath and several costly, bouquets. A large delegation from the Cath olic Mutual Benefit association No. 44, Oxford Mine Accidental Fund and a committee from Division No.

1, Ancient Order Hibernians attended. At the close of the services the body was taken to Hyde Park Catholic cemetery by Undertaker Wymbs for interment The pall bearers were Messrs. Anthony McAn drew, Anthony Martin, Thomas Judge, James Mulligan, Michael Coleman and Patrick Gallagher. The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Harris of North Rebecca avenue took place yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and was largely attended.

Services were held in the Jackson Street Baptist church owing to the critical illness of the deceased's sister. The pastor, Rev. Dr. D. C.

Hughes, and Rev. W. S. Jones, of the First Welsh Baptist church, officiated and both spoke briefly and eloquently. The floral offerings were many and beautiful.

Interment was made in Washburn cemetery, many accompanying the remains to the burial grounds. The pail bearers were Messrs. David Jones, Benjamin Hughes, David Argus, Thomas Joseph, Christopher Robertson and John Lloyd. Appropriate and largely atteuded services were conducted yesterday afternoon over the remains of the late John Raub at the residence of the Misses Suover, at 231 Ninth street. Rev.

Mr. Hiorns officiated and spoke eulogistically concerning the many good qualities of the deceased. There were many beautiful and valuable floral designs. The remains were conveyed to the Forest Hill cemetery for interment, followed by a large number. The remains of Royal the infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Fuller, of Jiynon street, were interred in the Washburn street cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev. Thomas A Bell of the Plymouth Congregational church officiated at the services" which began at 3 o'clock. There were many friends of the bereaved parents in attendance.

The address on "Liberty," the first of a series, to be given by the members of Lackawanna Council No. 1, 133, Royal Arcanum, and which was to have been delivered before the regular meeting of the lodge last evening by the orator of the council, Mr. Howell Harris, has been postponed, owing to the illness of the latter at his home on South Main avenue. Rev. J.

B. Whelan, rector of St. Patrick's church on Jackson street, is receiving money necessary for tiie erection of a new and more substantial parochial residence that is now occupied by him and bis assistants. Rev. Fathers McNally and Dunne, at the corner of Jackson street and South Sumner avenue.

A recent meeting of the parishioners was held, the advisability of building discussed and unanimously agreed upon. Since then considerable money has been turned over to Mr. Whelan and everything looks very favor, able for the new structure. It is necessary to raise about $13,000 for the building, which it is proposed to make of steel frame structure and a house equal to the many handsome properties standing on the large plot of ground. An additional sum for furnishing will soon be asked.

Fathor Whelan has consulted Architect F. J. Amsden, and work will soon be commenced on the plans and specifications. Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hibernians, held a special meeting in its headquarters last evening, the purpose of which was to make final arrangements for the parade to take place, on Monday next atCarbondale.

Itis expected that the lodge will send a large delegation. Mrs. Sylvester Terwllliger and daughter Margaret, of Wilkcs Barre are visiting at the home of the former's parents on Tenth street A very interesting meeting was held last evening by the members of the Young People'sjsociety of the First Welsh Baptist church. The programme was much enjoyed, and the attendance large. There is considerable ioterast manifested here in the St Patrick's eistedfod to be held at Oljphant on Monday under tue auspices oi me ivorites or that locality.

The literary and musical features of the programme are excellent and for the best rendition in each large prizes are offered. Among those who will compete are W. J. Davis' mixed party and Lewis Davis' male voice party. The latter will hold its final rehearsal and complete arrangements for the visit this evening at 8 o'clock at the First Welsh Congregational church.

The latter party will rehearse in St. David's ball tomorrow afternoon at 3.30. At the meeting of the Welsh society, Mr. Isaac Morgan will Bpeak on the theme "is there any Latent Light iu vcais. air.

u. rowen will open WE ARE CLOSING OUT White Loaf Flour. 7 lbs good Rice. .25 8 lbs coarse Oat Meal .25 301b pail .50 30 lb pailJam. 1.50 Best Paper Pails.

.25 Washboards .10 Medium Clothes Basket. .40 Everything reduced iu price. JOS. A. WEARS, 113 S.

Main avenue, THE SCBAKTOIf BEPUBIJCAN. SATURDAY MOBlTOfe. MABCH 16. 1895. IT CURES EVERYBODY.

The Wonderful Medicine, Dr. Greene's Nervura Blood and Nerve Remedy Always Cures It is the Best Spring Medicine in the World You Need it Now. Barely do' people feel well at this season. They emerge from winter, weakened and ran down in health. They are not exactly sick, bat they feel oct of order, nervous, tire easily, do not eat or sleep well, and are spiritless, and lack their old time strength and ambition.

All this is because they need, and must have a spring medicine. It is acknowledged by all physicians to be absolutely necessary. It is not save to try and get through the spring without one. The blood undergoes changes at this season, which require a strengthening, invigorating medicine, just such a one as Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, for there is no other medicine in the world which has such wonderful power to make good blood, strong nerves, and perfect health.

Bead what Mr. and Mrs Joseph A. Slay ton, two prominent and well known people of Calias, think of it. 'Two years ago I wag taken with the grippe," said Mr. Blayton, "I had to take to IS The Stock of a Cigar Store.

The order from the inland revenue department requiring the destruction of cigar boxe3 as soon as their contents have been sold was loudly complained against by the small dealers, their plea being that the empty boxes wore used by them to nil up vacant shelves and give the appearance of carrying a large stock. Several of these having complained to the' commissioner that the order was rather a hardship to them that official replied, "Well, just knock the bottoms out of the boxes and keep them if you wish." Mr. Miall informed your correspondent that this treatment of empty cigar boxes would be considered a compliance with the law. Ottawa Cor. Toronto Empire.

Various Ways of Mourntnff. When Rome was an empire males wore black for mourning, while the women indicated their grief by wearing white garments. In Turkey, at the present day, the mourning hue is violet; in China, white; in Egypt, yellow; in Ethiopia, brovrn; in London and America, black. The mourning color in Spain, was white until changed by the laws of 1498. Four lilg Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have received a phenomenal sale: Dr. King's New Discovery, for consumDtion, coughs and colds, each bottle guaranteed Electric Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stomach, and kidneys. Hucklon's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedios are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them.

Sold at all druggists. Matthews Bros', wholesale agents. THE SCRANTON VITRIFIED BRICK Hi TILE MANUFACTURING MAKERS OF Shale Paying Brick and Building Brick Office: 380 Washington avenue, Nay Auk, E. W. V.

LOWEST RATES WEST B.B. M. H. DALE, General Sales Agent. Scranton, Pa.

i days to San Francisco. GEO. N. KIRBV, figl, 306 Lacka Are. was so dizzy I did not dare go away to work alone.

I would fall down and hurt me badly. Since taking Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, my health is good and my nerves are steady. I know it is the best medicine, and advise all to use it." Mrs. Lucinda Slayton writes as follows: "About three monts ago I had bilious fever and grippe.

My nerves were all exhausted. At the same time 1 was very sick. The grippe settled in my limbs, and by advice I did something to scatter the trouble and it went all over me. "I was afraid I should become helpless. I employed doctors, but they did not cure me.

I was so weak that I would sweat profusely and could do bat little worn, commenced taking Dr. Greene's Nervnra blood and nerve remedy, and soon received great benefit from it. "My troubles have now all left me, and I can work all day comfortably without rest; ing. My health is as good as before I was MB. AND MRS.

JOSEl'H A. SLAYTON. my bed, and was very sick. I came very near death. I was confined to my bed six weeks.

When I got up 1 was very weak and could but just get around. employed physicians who did me very little good. "1 had serious trouble with my heart, so bad that I fell and received serious injury. I was completely run down, and could not do any work on account of nervous prostration. I was thoroughly discouraged.

A friend advised me to try Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. "1 had to have something to help me immediately or I could not live long. Other medicines which I had tried did me no good. I took one bottle of Dr.

Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, and it set me right on my feet. "1 could not help having faith in this wonderful medicine even if I wanted to. It cured me completely. Before I took it I the question box and a quartette of well known vocalists will furnish music for the occasion. Rev.

Hugh Davies, pastor of the Welsh C. M. church, will preach tomorrow at the usual hours. Hyde Park castle No. 38, Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain will hold an entertainment ana hop at Harl Oari hall on April 2.

Education Under Control of the Church. In 1567, during the reign of James VI of Scotland, it was thought expedient that the Reformed church should have jurisdiction over the schools, and this was provided for by having the teachers approved by church authority. Here is the old law: "Item, Forsameikle as be all Lawes and constltutionis it is provided that the youth be brocht up and Instructed in the feare of God and gnde maneris: and gif it be otherwise it is tinsel baith of their bodies and Baules glf God's word be not ruted in them, Quhelrfoire our Sovereigne Lorde, with advice of my Lorde Regent and the three estaites of this present Parliament hes statute and ordained that all schulis to Burgh and land, and all Universities and Colleges be reformed: And that nane be permitted nor admitted to have charge and care thereof in time cummina, nor to instruct the youth privatlie or openlie, but sik as sail be tryed by the superintendentes or vlsitouns of the Kirk." J. W. Hallock in Christian at Work.

sick. I think my teeth have been benefited, as they do not ache as before. I cannot praise too highly Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. I strongly urge everyone to take it at once." Don't delay another day taking this most wonderful of medicines.

It will positively cure you. Now is just the time you need it most. It will take away all those dull, tired, languid and nervous feelings, cure that biliousness, constipation and headache and make you feel strong, powerful and vigorous. It is purely vegetable and harmless, and is used and prescribed by doctors, because it is the discovery and prescription of a noted physician, Dr. Greene of 35 West 14th New York City.

He is the most successful specialist in curing nervous and chronic diseases, and can be consulted free, personally or by letter. BLOQMSBURG LITERARY INSTITUTE and STATE NORMAL COLLEGE. Prepares for teaching, for college, for business, for social duties. EIGHT DEPARTMENTS. Specialists of successful ul half a TuiHion dollar.

experience emnlnvAil as teachers. A high standard of scholarship maintained. State aid to all persons perparinir to teach. No school can give more for the money. Few can give so much.

Special class tor teachers. Spring term opens March 25th, 1895. Bend for circulars and outline of course. J. P.

WELSH, Principal, Bloomsburg, Pa. THOMPSON'S DIPHTHERIA CURE Can be found at any time at the draft store of JOHN H. FHELPB. corner Wvnmin. avenue and Spruce street.

Wholesale or retail. NIT. PLEASANT COAL RETAIL, Coal of the best duality for domestic nn mt of all sizes, delivered in any part of the city at lowest price. Orders left at my offloe, NO. 118 WYOMING AVENUE, Roar room, first floor, Third National Bank, or Bent by mail or telephone to the mine, will receive prompt attention.

Special oontracts will be made for the sale and delivery of Back wheat coal. W. SMITH. J. FRANK SIEGEL'S PR0MEHDE CONCERT and BILL AT THE FROTHINGHAM.

BAUR'S ORCHESTRA and BAND, 40 pieces. Eastsr Monday Night, April 5th. Tickets for sale at box office, one tickot admitting lady and gentleman. Extra ladies' tickets, 60c. A peneral invitation extended to all present and former pupils and their friends.

No card invitations issued Sctilitz's Milwaukee Lager, Budweiss and M. Robinson's Lager, C. Stegmaicr I Son's Porter, BOTTLED FOR FAMILY USE Agent for Sheboygan Mineral Spring Waters Manufacturer of all kinds of Mineral Waters. A. W.

SCHRADER, 726 and 728 Adams Avenna Telephone No. 3333. LOPONT fle SPLENDID tore, and in excellent order. FrJl size Rosewood Case. Cost new Seven hundred dollars.

ECONOMY EQUITY Steinway Piano $185 DELIVERED FREE AND GUARANTEED. A number of other pianos, used only very little, at greatly reduced prices. Write for list and plans of payment F. A. NORTH CO.

1308 Chestnut Philadelphia. M1 FJook Lovers! JUST A MINUTE. We begin to day a few days' special sale of New Standard Copyright Books at one half listprice. See our windows. H.

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81 7 to S23 Washington Ave, JNarao. We are now ready with the best line of Bicycles ever offered In Northeastern Pennsyl vania, we make a specialty of THE VICTOR Because we think that it Is the best. We also handle the LU MI NUM, the strongest ngnt frame made; tbeGENDRON, lap weld rramo; the RELAY, the ENVOY, and the ELMORE. Every one of these are favorites and are guaranteed first clasj. We want you to call and examine them and tost them if you desire.

J. D. WILLIBmS BHD. S14 Lackawanna Scranton, Pa, Latest In Men's Spring Hats! Up to date Fashions, fRasonable Prices. A groat combination.

A choice line of Keckwcar that is being sold at almost cost prices. HTC0NN, tab flatter, 142 PENN AVE. Old PostofHce BoHding. For tQs Lenten Season! Fresh Fish of all kinds received every morning. We can show as complete an assortment of fish as any New York market.

inM.iusTiMiiisroimn KINDS OF OYSTERS I POWDER. Manufactured at th WapwaHopen Mills, tn tiuxei ne county, and at Wilmington, OsL fiENKY BELLN, Jr General Agent FO IHS WYOMING DISTRICTS 11S WYOMING A.VENUB TmwA Tom ioBH B. Smith Bon Plymouth, Pa E. W. MuudcMM linos jrr AGENT FOB THE Repaono Chsmltal Go's High Explosives We make a specialty Oysters, delivered on carriers.

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tract. Energetic and trustworthy men are in Eastern Pennsylvania, also for the city I U. Oww I I IINOkalOj oi scranton. Application snouia De made I 419 Lackawanna avenue. immediately to sue unuersiguea, The removal sale of FURNITURE at Hull Co.

'a ia still going on. It will last but a few days longer. tabllshed is by all drugs MAU We expect to open our new store, 121 Washington avenue, abjjut March 15th. Hull Co: SURE DEATH to Rats.Mlcel Roaches 18 Maurer's Extsrminato BED BUGS, MOTHS and INSECTS destroyed by Maurer's Powder. Ke years; sold sU.

A SON. North Klghth st. CLOTHING! CHEAP sfi Hi 'E will continue our great fire sale until March 20th. After that date we will thoroughly renovate our store and tret ready for our spring opening. We will carry a full and complete line of new and latest styles of men's and boys' clothing.

B. Lehman Co. Ill Lackawanna Arenne. Cor. Franlllfl Avenue.

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